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having pulled off his bandage Curly scored a new bandage and a special prize - an E-collar! Courtesy of Aunt Lisa of course.
Taken on a recent walk around Orwell Country park with my 50mm and Raynox DCR250 combo. Looking at the exif I could have used a slight smaller aperture to get a bit more in focus as the shutter speed was 1/400 so I had a bit of room for manoeuvre!
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I got out yesterday with Matt, Chistina, Don, Andrew and Aaron and we had a pretty great time slithering across wet mossy rocks, clambering through Devil's Club, trying not to fall down steep embankments, wading through really cold water (some of us more than others) and enjoying waterfalls and just being out in such conditions.
This shot was actually taken a year ago, perhaps a year ago yesterday, perhaps a different day. But this is nearly exactly how it looked out in the wet and the rain. I have always liked photographing this waterfall so much because of the deep green the river picks up. It is such a wonderful color.
Our trip yesterday started at Lower Lewis Falls before swinging over to Big Creek Falls, which was a first for me, then on to Curly Creek Falls where we forewent the usual limited viewpoint from the trail and made our way along the river's edge to this spot where only a deep green river kept us from getting any closer.
We all got soaked, we all had a great time, we all got some great photos. All in all, a pretty good Sunday.
Brighton Seafront
Rolleiflex 3.5C and Ilford HP5 Plus, developed in HC-110 dilution H for 9 mins and 30 sec at 23C.
Something in my setting is putting silver to her lips, whoops.
Here's how it looks in vanilla.
The Witcher 3 / 1620x2160 / ReShade
- Debug Console Enabler *updated*
- Photomode 2inOne *updated*
- STLM
Sunrise at Maligne Lake
The boathouse was built in 1928 but Donald 'Curly' Phillips after securing boating rights on the lake
I have several plants of this in the polytunnel.
I intend to just keep harvest a handful of leaves at a time from each plant and then when flower shoots form these are great to eat too
The Jam - Pretty Green